benefit from; capable; effective
Meanings
3 senses · 11 examplesverb
to benefit from; to profit from
formalOften used in formal or literary contexts with 于 to indicate the source of benefit.
His success benefited from his usual diligent study and hard practice.
This research benefited from the latest technological breakthroughs.
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The company's development benefited from a favorable market environment.
adjective
capable; competent; efficient
neutralDescribes people who are skilled and reliable in their work. Often used attributively before nouns like 助手 or 干部.
He is my capable assistant.
This manager is very capable and acts with speed and determination.
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The leadership needs a group of competent cadres to implement policies.
The new employee is very capable and got up to speed quickly.
adjective
strong; effective; forceful
formalOften used to describe leadership, measures, or management that is powerful and produces results. Common in formal or official contexts.
With strong leadership, team morale is high.
The measures were effective, and the problem was quickly resolved.
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The command was effective, and the battle was won.
With effective management, the company's efficiency has improved year by year.